Comments by "Kevin Skinner" (@kevinskinner4986) on "JRE Clips"
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So fun fact. If you have an object revolve around another object while spinning, the number of times that it points a specific direction is always either one more or one less than the number of times that point points that the object in the center, depending on whether the rotation and revolution are in the same direction or opposite directions for any n rotations over 1. (1 rotation, same direction, would be tidal locked like the moon)
Clockwise/Clockwise or Counterclockwise/Counter clockwise 4 rotations during one revolution will point at the sun 3 times in the time it takes to return to its original position (when the moving object is at 120, 240, and 360 degrees). 10 rotations, 9 points. 100 rotations, 99.
CW/CCW or CCW/CW will point 5 times for 4 rotations at 72, 144, 216, 288, and 360 degrees, 11 points for for 10, 101 for 100 etc.
You're welcome to count.
This means that calculate it by formula without any sort of messy "guessing to make it work." It's awfully convenient that whatever cosmic being set up the Flat Earth was kind enough to follow that same pattern.
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"You know that contemporary NASA astronauts have asserted that they cannot transgress the Van Allen Radiation Belt because they can't launch a craft sufficiently shielded to protect human cargo through the Belt against the the planetary amount of radiation, due to the required weight of the necessary shielding."
Um, no..... that's a claim asserted by YOU PEOPLE, not anybody that's actually remotely related to NASA's astronauts. You insist the shielding must be lead because you know nothing about how radiation actually works beyond what is told on Saturday morning cartoons.
There are multiple types of radiation. Lead is for X and Gamma radiation. The belts are beta radiation. Beta radiation requires LOW-DENSITY, lightweight shielding, because it creates secondary radiation when it hits heavy matter. That same process, where particle radiation is shot as a piece of heavy metal, is how your dentist creates their x-rays in the first place.
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Also, by the way, the issue they're having isn't radiation poisoning. It's damage to the on-board computers, because modern machines use a completely different type of hardware technology. Nobody's used magnetic core memory in 50 years.
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@andresbetancourt8561 Question. Are Flat Earthers and conspiracy theorists all high school dropouts? Your spelling is atrocious and none of you ever seem to use paragraphs.
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"Water wld never be calm. "
You've never ordered a drink on an airplane without ice, have you? Amazing how it sits almost perfectly calm and doesn't instantly slosh out of the cup at 500 miles per hour. By the way, the spinning is about 1000 mph, not 65000
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"Guess my hand must be bigger lol"
Of course it is. After all, the size that objects appear in relation to one another is how big they are! It looks like it is, so it must be. Or.... would you prefer to admit that you were lying when you said that appearing the same size meant they were?
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"Why wldnt buzz Aldridge or Neil Armstrong say we landed on the moon?"
Because the man that asked them to swear, Bart Sibrel, is a convicted criminal that harassed them to the point that the police had to be called for stalking and trespassing.
Why do you people lie pretend that three of the other astronauts (Gene Cernan, Edgar Mitchell, and Alan Bean) didn't swear on your Bible or make excuses to why they don't count? Pretty obvious that you're the real satanists.
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You do realize that the farther an object is away from you, the less its position changes as you move right? Meaning that you would need to move an astronomically far distance to change the position of an object that is trillions of miles away, right?
And that the model you are arguing against straight-up says the other stars are moving in roughly the same speed and direction that we are, so will stay in position with each other like soldiers marching in formation, right?
So why do you people pretend that the movement is supposedly random?
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"We landed in the moon and go to Mars but we can't hover over the north pole?"
.... yes, because a satellite in orbit requires it to continuously move forward to counteract gravity pulling it down otherwise it will come back to the ground. To quote it like the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, it's essentially throwing yourself at the ground and missing.
Geosynchronous orbit creates the illusion of it hovering by having the speed it's moving match the earth's rotation. You can't do that over the poles.
Satellites work on science and math, not making shit up and declaring it to be the divine truth that must never be questioned because God Says So.
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"And where the fuck did they get that number??"
First of all, it's not a trillion miles so the answer is "You pulled it out of your ass"
Second, do you know "parallax" is? And not just the Marvel character? It's the measurable difference in size, position, and angle of an object as you move. You can take two or more locations you know the distance between and measure the change in an object to tell how far away it is.
By the way, parallax bends your "true model" over a table like a rich man's maid.
If the sun, moon, and stars were only a few thousand miles or less, it'd be very obvious because the star circles would be squashed into ovals as you move South and the moon would show more than 90 degrees of rotation between England and the Falkland Islands. Do they look like they're close? Fuck no, they don't.
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"Where are the stars in that infamous moon landing. We can see stars from earth but there not there in moon pic?"
..... because the Apollo footage is DAYTIME, you dolt. Cameras have a setting that controls how much light you let in. The proper settings to avoid all of your brightly lit foreground objects in direct sunlight being overexposed is typically about 1/100th of a second or less, while stars are filmed with long exposure shots of several seconds.
That's why most pictures of city skylines or the moon at night, from Earth, typically don't have stars in them either. Hint hint.
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"And you believe that? All I can say to you sheep is bah bah bah bah."
Says the person who thinks they're so smart yet lies about the numbers and hasn't an original thought in their head.
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Edit: My bad, Parallax is DC, not Marvel.
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